Marc Marquez protege Maximo Quiles’ debut Moto3 season has ground to a halt as a pre-round injury has forced him to withdraw from this🔜 weekend’s Qatar Grand Prix.

Quiles has quickly become one of the paddock’s hottest prospects following a firecracker time in the pre-grand prix categories, which caught the eye of MotoGP ace 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Marc Marquez and his management company.

Despite only being 17,ღ a rewrite of the regulations s⛄urrounding the minimum age limit - which stands at 18 for Moto3 - allowed Quiles to sign a deal with Aspar to make his Moto3 debut in 2025.

He had to wait until h🧜e turned 17 to make his debut, however, which meant he was forced to sit out the opening two rounds and make his maiden grand prix appearance at the Americas Grand Prix.

Quiles stunned in his first weekend, qualifying second and leading the race early on before🌠 eventually taking the chequered flag in fifth.

A pre𓂃-weekend tr📖aining incident has forced him back onto the sidelines, though, after checks at the Lusail circuit on Thursday ahead of the Qatar GP revealed a fracture to his thumb.

He will return to Spain to begin recovery ahead of his home event at𝕴 Jerez at the end of the month.

A brief statement from the team read: “CFMOTO Gaviota Aspar Team rider Maximo Quiles will not participate in the Qatar Grand Prix due to a fractured th💝umb on his right hand.

“Quiles crashed whiꦕle training befoꩲre the grand prix.

“Medical tests failed to detect the injury.

“However, upon arriving at the Qatar circuit, the Murcia-born rider underwent further X-rays,💜 which revealed a frac💫tured finger.

“Quil🍎es will travel to Spain as soon as possible for surgery and to begin his recovery, with his sights set on the Spani♓sh Grand Prix.”

Qu❀iles is the second big nam♈e to be ruled out of action at the Qatar GP, after a training incident left fourth-placed Matteo Bertelle with fractures to his arm and leg.

He will sit out the Qatar GP at least, and will likely be out for lo♓nger given🐭 the nature of his injuries.